jlnpjiiy Evening, March 30, 1925
Iff RICKARD IS
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Vt;WAI!K. X. J- March 30.
CM'te i - '
;cht promoter today was fined
H"?,, h, Federal Jmlire liudine for
' - i);bnpil nnil fnni rn-ilo-
.1. ti mis, niv"
;U' wero combed in federal
I,w . r Ht..n nn Mnn-h l!h on the
mrt 1 , hrotii'lit in ponnpp-
...,ti.irliitiiin nf the
!'lnsev-Oiriieutier f'Sht films.
vinpH were eiven the
tour' oilier convicted men as follows:
Lj oiiiiul'.v. New York, motion nic
producer. $7.(KX); Juspor U (.lap)
'.,,. Washington and New York
Sper man. Ifl.OOO; Teddy Hayes,
Jj ,,,,5 Angeles, former secretary to
THE E U (1 E X E G U A R 1)
Fngo Three
.lack Pempsey. f 1.000. and Frank rt. '
Flournoy. Madison Square liarden
matchmaker, J1.000.
not in the market. Fletcher has di-J Kiittttan wallop of W feet from boinc
posed of five rookies. ! plate to deep center.
Basketball Teams
Win State Honors
Two Eugene basketball teams, the
Koalas, lightweights, and Hi-Y club.
won hotors nl the tournament in
Salem jesterdnr. The Hi-Y'a com-s
pcted in the heavier division. j
linptist church Koalas took games;
from Salem and Portland, by scores of j
'Jo to 11 with Salem and 1(1 to 111 with j
the Portland Tnxia. This brings the
record of tiie Koala this year to 13 '
games without a loss. In the aft-r-j
noot. the Hi-Y cluh won from the
I'otth'nd Trailers. 23 to 10.
In the evening the teams were hon
or guests at n banquet in the Sab-ni
Y. NJ. ('. A. It was voted lo have a
bigger and better tournament ne-:t
year, reported AV. P. Walter, boys'
work secretary, who accompanied rile
teams.
ST.
CARDINALS LEAVE
I.I 'I IS, March :ill. Kvgular
TRIPLE PLAY PULLED
WASHINGTON. March SO.-
The
Baseball Team to
Be Organized by
Harrisburg men
Cisco oetore beginning the trip back '".'.' ' , ., " of a desire to again put out a strong
to St. Loui.. Tae Browns also have with the l.iant. -Manager Hum. ... ' lUrri.l.urir di.tri.-t. A
ou the St. l.ouia I'ardiual squad said Senators were taking n lighter grip
I goodbye to Stockton. I'lll., and packed; on rhcir bats tmliy with determina-
their Kvgs ,for a week iu San Fran-i tion to better their retard of one vic-
1 .'Hii'il llflf.iM, hl..n n. .l. .... I... .1
rilll.AnKI.l'llIA. March .",0,-T
Alhlftics, h meward bound from their : "''mined, wilh no return lo 't arpon 1 b'n:ng lo rely on tne veteran. t
.uu ,r, oi mor .;,.,:, ... ..k...i,.i.,.i ... 1 his nilchnif st.-if f to turn Ihe trick lu
southern training camp, are in Kustis, ! i dav thev s'tonned at Ssnford Fia lh im '"day at Jaokonvillc.
in ronipuig nwaj Willi uie r:hi
with the Toledo American association
dull at St. Augustine yesterday. 1' o
1. the I'hampions put on a novel triple
in it. t - . . ww.u 1 plav with three men on. tigtlen in tne
" """'! YUKK. March Wl. -Kvidence 1 h,, .leflected a hot drive with h'.s
'"'"s. : that a new f e (or Ainiricili league ; t,nr , )Px,.T at short. wa.
Heporis from the Phillies training '''""" buiMeis had appeared in 'In' : r.iuK!it the ball iii a dive and tose.
camp at rtrndentown. Fla sa d th it M'kee "-s l,l"ar"11 .veslelday it , nrris at bi-.i.ihI. who got it to
HAUIIlSltritli. March HO. (Spe J
lall Interest in the coining bas.'ball
seasou is awakening here iu till: form
Fla.,
today, for an exhibition came aavtoit an engagement with Milwaukee
... of the American association,
with the Kallimore Internationals. I
Manager Mack plans to siart (proves! nnivcc , nwn uniwco
Manager Fletcher ha, denied repor.s Zi though t.nU , J " " "
iimi .11 in my IOur. one ot 1ns leailing : nis
pitrln-rs, m.:Rht go t" l.rm.klyn, in a ;
iratic. Up i'h that Miinat;
to victurj ovi'r Urooklyii, 5 tu!
J
tine for th s Kr,.ly vrtiii.g wim i
ralU-tl lor ttii UtrpttM' of iTfutnut in-
! tori'St and (iirnssing ihtn f.r tin; 1
I l-t'rfoi-tioii of a Uh'iU oi'smiiraiion.
l'ir koine tiino tliiiiK' liavi boon .
' slmi'iug Mronnit among the iIjivoik ;
i who will bill for poN.lunii uii tbo1
i Mi""'!. A workout or two lias alroaily '
'boon liolil, ami aiaiontly a nood
tunlity aud hiiii!o ttiantity f niaier-;
ial in alroaily on hund lo Hiurt ttio
f on i in.
Many of tho old playors are anxious
to jjot Inu k into tbo luioiip, and itioro
op TorMiu-o ha issiiod 1 i oiin blood whirl, wdl make sirohtf
Tlu intiold which
i'nach li
. I'.MIIIrM, Itir UMIUS I'lllll'-HUT till 113 I t'Ml lilt' II OH , LrJl 1 1 CM 1111 11,1 i It) lUTIII II JIMIH IIHM I'lTII liltl.'ll I'lHV
son imd offorod luni oithor Johnson t rh:n! nm rui of thtf ,rhiiniE trip. ! out for practice WednMlny. Thr first , by Ko1mv, tlithons, retoisoii and
or Stock for King, hut that Uing w.t 1 -.cTinR lhigan. Tbe drive wiis njfrorbmaii game is in Soattlc, April 7. ' U" will probably be the frame, thin
year for rumor halt it that Unas is ob- 1
iain::M and Kolsey nny bo buck for
the whole si'HSim. The Jolinon bro
thers, with the t'ul.s, local team, three
years, iiihI Holemnn of Kiwone are
battery pruspectM. "New muter hit in
Keptord, and the yotingor boys John
Sc'i'.t and tjeorgo W'iliielm will, be oli
tit'iinble. Itjif,- and Kannor wdl again
bid for oiitfiold nusitions when tbe
kchiii) open
Franklin and Salem
High Teams Draw
t llll'AtJO, March :it.- Forty-three
basketball tcaum from .It ites are!
entered in tbe national intorsrho- j
la stir loiiinaiooin f the I niversity
i.f fhicaso, which will upeu tomor- I
I row mornniK.
! The fir-it round games will bein at !
; It) a. in. Tuesday, and continue until
I T, p. in. Wednesday. The drawing in
; rludod:
'' Tuesday, S p, m. Kranklin High,
I Portland, Ore., vh. Louivville, Ky.
Wednesday, 0 m, Salem, Ore.,
1 vs. Tnrriugton, Conn. '
Shedd Loses to ,
Harrisburg Nine
XIAltltlsm-KU, March 3i. (Spe-
cil) Shedd high aclinol met the local
hifrh school hero Friday iu the first
game of tbe Southern I.ino county
high scbo'-d baseball league. Ta3
field was ticeediugly xstt, mid the
i,-uaif one of tho biowost played jo
years, plied J Ifnt 6-ii to the local,
utter eta gins a ninth inning rally of
four m us. 1 ,vo hair-breadth decision
by wliicu tbo local cut oft runuera at
tuo pitite featured the inning.
Ttie locals were loading U-4 ut 'li
begiiuung of tbe ninth when Dale
Hurg-,, ILirnaburg pitcher, weak-i-nod
under the strain of pitching
wet ball. One home run and several
base hit were made before the vii
itnrs forceil him to retire. Morris
Iloit took up the burden with a run
ner on third. Holt tugged the run
ner at home plate when he tried to
score on n wild pitch.
r.lder, Sliedd pitcher, was alto hit
freely, and waa wcukcuing near the
game's end.
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COMPANY'S
One Week o:
Special Values
THIS IS OUR PARTY. IT IS OUR FIRST SALE
IN ALL THE YEARS WE HAVE BEEN IN
BUSINESS. THE OBJECT IS NOT TO CLEAR
OUT STOCKS, OR TO RAISE MONEY. OUR
STOCKS ARE JUST RIGHT FOR THIS SEA-"
SON OF THE YEAR, AND WE KEEP THEM
THAT WAY AT ALL SEASONS. PLENTY OF
GOODS TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS AT ALL
TIMES. WITH PRICES WELL WITHIN YOUR
REACH.
The prime object of this sale is to acquaint the
people of Eugene and Lane county with our meth
ods of doing business and to better introduce the
COLONIAL RANGE. Many of these Ranges are
now in U3e in Eugene. There should be many,
many more, and there will be more as this sale
progresses.
If you intend buying a new Range in the near fu
ture, by all means come in during this sale. With
dut question the COLONIAL Range is the best
medium priced Range your money will buy bar
ring NONE!
IpsEBciat1 OVEN j K
The wide and shallow
firebox has many advantages
The correct design and libernl
proportions of this Pacific Coait
firebox insure quick cooking and
baking. It brings the bent di
rectly up under the cooking lop
and "gives "volume" beat distri
bution entirely around oven. It's
a fuel saver also.
S10 Merchandise
Order
Buy a Colonial Range during this
sale and we will give you FREE
an order good for $10.00 in trade
at this store.
0 rTn
this New high grade
COLONIAL
Buffet Type
m9m - am
with French Cooking top
The firm thai manufacture, thi. .plendid range
ha. been deigning and manufacturing range, for
Pacific Coast use for over forty year.. They know
just what the condition, out here are and they
build ranges to meet them.' They know that a
wide, .hallow firebox is better adapted to We.tern
fuel than any other type of firebox. Thi. very
feature i sufficiently important in itself lo recom
mend it as the range for you to buy.
Note these
other features
Nota thfio other "valua" Feature,
of tlie BUI FET Rangoi
Body. helf, and ,plher back o(
"Armco" I'on, lamoua lor Ita ru,t
reaiiting qualitie.
Superior porcelain enamel of tna
moil durable quality.
Sturdy conduction. Hi.heat grade
caat iron.
Plain, aanilary deiign and finUb.
Heavily nickelplaled parti. No black
ing required.
Duplei gratea or wood or coal.
ZTii's French cooking top
is indeed a desirable
feature.
Tbia atyle of top, universally u,ed in botel range,, baa
advantage, tbt readily adapt iHelf to borne u,e. Heat,
quickly and hold, more heat than tbe partitioned lopi
con,equenlly i, more economical. Being very ,mooth.
and with large flat aurface. cooking uten.il, fit ,nu.ly to
il. Steak., chop,. fi,h. egg,' and hotcake, c.n be
cookrd directly on the French top. a, in hotel, and rea
tauranti. particularly where the home i. equipped with m
hood. The French lop i, ,hown on tha accompanying
illu.tration of tbe Bullet range.
Come In and Inspect It loJay
HNSOit FSJ
649 Willamette Street
fMTURE'CO,
Jf: de'livers this
f COLONIAL "l
Range to your 3
ji- home. Balance on V
-. easy terms. :J
A Whirlwind of
Furniture Values!
Here's the opportunity you have been waiting for.
You need Furniture in your home. You want good
Furniture at a price. Whether it is a single piece
or a complete outfit you want to know that you
are getting full value tfor your money and that is
just what you are going to get on every purchase
here during the next eight days
You will find everything reduced in price except
contract goods. To begin with, our cash prices
are low and our sale prices are much lower. We
are not going to buy a lot of space and print a
long list of prices that are meaningless unless you
see the Furniture. We want you to come to the
store, examine the qualities and see with your own
eyes the values we are offering. You will then
know the kind of a sale this is and what Johnson
means when he says Furniture Sale.
No matter what you need in the Furniture line you
may rest assured that your wants will be treated
with the proper consideration and that your savings
will be in proportion to the amount of your pur
chases. Come to the Store for Prices
on Furniture We Sell Furniture for
Cash and Sell for LESS.
Sale Ends Saturday,
April 4th
Here Are a Few Good Values!
Copper Wash Eoilcrs, 83 or 9s, during this sale, each $3.95
$2.00 Kitchen Chalra, during; this sale .r. S1.35
$7.50 Rug, 27x00 size, during this sale o
Eimmons Beds, complete with good springs, 2-in. posts S14.00
Silk FI023 Mattresses, valuc3 to $27.00, on sale at $20.00
Phone 1188